DTECH Reliability and Resiliency 2026
This two-day event brings together utility executives, engineers, regulators, policymakers, and technology innovators to explore the future of a secure, dependable, and adaptable grid.
Western Weather Group and R.M. Young Company are teaming up at T&D World Live to show transmission and distribution professionals how accurate, field-proven weather data and monitoring supports the decisions that keep the grid running and crews safe.
What to Expect
- Win a Wind Monitor! Stop by booth 419 to enter for a chance to win a free Wind Monitor
- Live weather station: View our latest instrumentation setup, built to perform for utilities in the harshest field conditions
- On-site consultations: Talk through your monitoring needs directly with the experts at WWG and R.M. Young
Weather Data That Drives Utility Operations
Wildfire Risk & PSPS Decisions
Accurate field conditions to inform public safety power shutoff calls with confidence.
Crew & Field Safety
Live conditions at remote sites to support go/no-go calls before crews are dispatched
Storm Hardening & Outage Prediction
Real-time wind, precipitation, and severe weather data to anticipate impact before it happens
Vegetation Management
Localized weather data to prioritize inspection and trimming schedules around real risk, not guesswork.
Regulatory & Compliance
Field-verified weather records to support wildfire mitigation plan filings and PSPS compliance reporting
Event Details
- Dates: September 1-3, 2026
- Location: Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld
- Booth: 419
Meet the Attendees
Western Weather Group
- Chris Arends, Director of Client Solutions
- Jeff Gawrych, Utility Solutions Advisor
- Matt Wanink, Technical Solutions Manager
RM Young
- Brent Register, Sales Director - Americas
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